> Your comment is a perfect example of what’s wrong with “The German Way” of thinking about innovation. I feel your comment is misguided and frankly clueless.

> Your comment is a perfect example of what’s wrong with “The German Way” of thinking about innovation. I feel your comment is misguided and frankly clueless. Research into point-to-point logistics has been a thing for the past decade thanks to developments in drones. One of their main markets is actually under-developed regions where investing in infrastructure is outright impossible. Another important market is actually automating parts of the logistics chain and removing people from the process. What this newspiece shows is the last decade or so of research coming to fruition. It's incomprehensible how you're criticizing autonomous drones as being "maintaining the past" but presenting tech from the 1960s that has virtually no commercial viability or practical use as being "the future".